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** As a result, this is also the first edition of the MITMH to utilize the TIM Ticket system of accessing campus.
** As a result, this is also the first edition of the MITMH to utilize the TIM Ticket system of accessing campus.
** This is the first edition of the MITMH to disallow the presence of any team members in classrooms/on campus outside of dorms from the hours of 1AM to 6AM.
** This is the first edition of the MITMH to disallow the presence of any team members in classrooms/on campus outside of dorms from the hours of 1AM to 6AM.

== Leaderboard ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 11:32, 18 January 2023

MIT Mystery Hunt 2023
Logo of the 2023 MIT Mystery Hunt
Running Teamteammate
Winning TeamThe Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team to Be Named Later
Timeframe and Location
LocationMIT (Cambridge, MA)
Start TimeJanuary 13, 2023
Finishing Time (Winning Team)7:23AM EST, January 16, 2022?
Official End Time6:00PM EST, January 15, 2022
Links
Hunt LinkLink
Kickoff LinkLink
Wrapup LinkLink
MIT Mystery Hunt Chronology
← 2022
2024 →

MIT Mystery Hunt 2023 was the 43rd iteration of the MIT Mystery Hunt, with kickoff occurring on Friday, January 13th, 2023 and wrapup on Monday, January 16th. The coin was found at 7:23 am on Monday by Team to Be Named Later.[1] Run by teammate, the hunt's initial website is modelled to resemble the website of a museum, drawing attention to exhibits and inviting people to celebrate a 'grand opening'.

Plot

General theme of museums and archives is present in pre-hunt media. First few rounds were also themed in said way, but after breakout it depicts everyone were in puzzle factory at all...

See wrap-up video for more information.

List of Rounds

Round Title Number of Feeder Puzzles Number of Metapuzzles
Museum
Atrium 9 1
Science 9 1
Natural History 8 1
Art 7 1
World History 7 1
Innovation 7 1
MATE's META 0 1
Puzzle Factory
Basement 14 1
Office 16 1
The Factory Floor 10 1
Reactivation 1 0
AI Rounds
The Wyrmhole 22[2] 5
Admiral Boötes' Cosmic Discovery Expedition 6 1
Ascent 9 1
Conjuri's Quest 14 1
Runaround

Trivia

  • This hunt is the first hunt to have a team size soft cap of 60 people, with all previous team size soft caps (between 2018-2022) being stated as 75.
  • This hunt will be the first edition of the MIT Mystery Hunt to take place on-campus since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, after two hunts taking place entirely online.
    • As a result, this is also the first edition of the MITMH to utilize the TIM Ticket system of accessing campus.
    • This is the first edition of the MITMH to disallow the presence of any team members in classrooms/on campus outside of dorms from the hours of 1AM to 6AM.

Notes

  1. The full name of the team is The Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team Formerly Known as the Team to Be Named Later. They were the first team to finish all of the metas needed to reach endgame at around 4:22am. However, due to MIT campus restrictions they were unable to do the endgame until several hours later.
  2. Count includes duplicated puzzles from the Museum rounds and blank puzzles.